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Connect with Sikh, Hindu and Cree Métis knowledge keepers on Oct. 11

Royal Society of Canada names two UCalgary researchers as new scholars

Speakeasy offers a space for diverse and open conversations between students, academics and community members.

Come explore the possibilities of Indigenous approaches to creativity

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Timelapse: UCalgary teepee painting and raising

How to attend a powwow, in a good way

Guy Weadick and Indigenous participants in the Stampede parade, 1926.

Elbow River Camp tells historic tale at Calgary Stampede

Community groups, scholars, Indigenous elders and policy-makers gathering for Interrupting Toxic Stress, an event hosted by the Cumming School of Medicine and supported by the O’Brien Institute for Public Health. The summit explored new ways to disrupt the cycle by building on the resilience and wisdom of Indigenous Peoples.

UCalgary hosts summit to interrupt cycle of toxic stress among Indigenous populations

Forum nurtures links between Indigenous and research communities

Indigenous Awareness Week honours Indigenous ways of knowing, doing, connecting and being

Participants network and take part in a research poster competition at the Prairie University Biology Symposium, which brought together students from across the Canadian prairie provinces and parts of the Northern United States Feb. 22 to 24. Photos by Adrian Shellard, for the University of Calgary

Hundreds of biological sciences students gather to learn from each other and look to the future